Sick To Your Stomach: Why You Need To Get Rid Of That Visceral Belly Fat
December 10, 2025
Before you indulge in that extra Christmas cookie or the last latke, you may want to think about new research underscoring the danger that your visceral belly fat is posing to your health and well-being. When we talk about the dangers of visceral fat, we are talking about the excess…
Is Your “D” Dipping? Why You Should Pay Attention To Your Vitamin D Levels
December 3, 2025
You likely know that Vitamin D is an important nutrient for keeping your bones strong (you need Vitamin D to absorb calcium) and that for many, the biggest source of Vitamin D is from UV rays from the sun absorbed through your skin, or through such fortified foods as milk…
Wisdom From The Wise: Centenarians Have Insights And Ideas To Share
December 3, 2025
If you’ve been fortunate enough to live well into your later years, you may have a few bits of wisdom to share or ideas to suggest on how you’ve managed to live so long and prosper. Well, a new survey released by United Healthcare offers an in-depth look at some…
Comfort Food: How To Include Snacks And Soup In A Healthy Aging Diet
November 12, 2025
For many, maintaining a healthy diet as we get older is a daily challenge. With nutritional needs that differ from our younger years and health challenges that need consideration, it’s no wonder some just throw up their hands and reach for whatever is handy and delicious (and often less than…
Risks And Benefits: Understanding Your Risk of Falling And The Fall Prevention Benefits Of New Technologies
November 5, 2025
While aging itself is not a reason you’re at risk for falling, so many of the health and medical circumstances you face as an older adult do raise your risk. Consider some of these basic facts: From 1990-2021, there was a 182% increase in falls globally, with projections that the…
Buttress Your Brain: How To Slow Down Brain Aging
October 8, 2025
The connection between lifestyle behaviors and brain health has been firmly established. We’ve highlighted numerous studies that document how basic activities, such as exercise, eating, social engagement, and sleep, can affect brain health and potentially increase or decrease your risk for such afflictions as memory loss or dementia. In recent…